This is another thought on having 300K wheel covers coming off when
driving.
Has any one else taken a good look at the 300K wheel cover as compared with
the other Letter Car wheel covers? In studying them, it would appear that
the basic design might cause the cover to be inherently more
flexible. (Not to discount wheel flex also) The outer area of the
rim protrudes outward to a greater extent than the others. This could very
possibly result in less tension on the rim. The '55 does stick out a bit
from the wheel rim, but most of the others are rather concave at their outer
edges.
Wonder if this might contribute to the reason that the '64 K is most often
mentioned when it comes to people having the covers fly off when
driving.
Just a thought. Any others care to jump in?
Don Warnaar
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